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Requiem of the Villagers: Story

1) Prologue ~LOU URIRY IL CATARRE IOM~ (Overture ~Think only of the happiness~)

A stranger visits Eastern, a forest-village based inside DORMA. Ashuton Karrucci created Dorma, the forest that surrounds the floating city of Dragosaya, sometime before his capture and imprisonment aboard the Newrama. He created this forest when he forged a single mind with his Forest Dragon, and with that temporary dragon form he made Dorma into a powerful forest. Dragosaya and it’s forest became the pinnacle of Middle Tuscany.

A tourist—a happy foreigner—wandered into the Dorma forest. This person happened upon a town where the inhabitants didn’t pay much attention to the stranger except Bridget and Yuma—two women influenced by the Red Sky event—and their visiting cousin Corey.

2) Red Sky

Bridget and Yuma allow the tourist to stay at Red Sky, their hotel (named after the event). The tourist asks about Dragosaya and an elderly man tells him about the Dragon in the Forest. The tourist, being a treaure hunter and seeker of all things dragony, descides to go looking for the dragon boy.

3) Dragon on the Road

A young man encounters a teenage African walking along the dirt path. He offers her a ride in his truck and she directs him to Dorma. He’s reluctant at first because of the floating pillar-city in the sky, but he follows the path into the forest.

4) Forest Boy/Dragon in the Forest

The tourist becomes injured in his attempt to infiltrate the forest. A young boy finds the tourist and tells him he protects the trees and plants seeds in his free time. The tourist does not know the boy is a dragon god in the guise of his younger self.

The villagers gather round a fire and with the help of the villager’s songs, the boy is able to heal the tourist. The tourist is afraid of the boy at first, but warms up to him and the villagers. He told the tourist to think only of happiness and to never fear the dragons anymore. The war was over and the wounds were clean.

5) Prayers in the Wind

The truck driver comes back to the village to see the African girl, whom calls herself Pop. She wonders about her cousin, Sparky, whom is residing in Little Delaney. The truck driver tells her his name is Roy and that his twenty-seventh birthday was today. Pop then told him he was born on the perfect day: today is the day of the Giving Festival. Everyone gathers in the town square where they pray to god. She wanted humans to believe in the High Divine.

The tourist and Roy meet during the festival parade. The dragon boy, Ashuton, throws autumn leaves everywhere to show his appreciation for the seasons.

6) Ghosts of the Snow Village

Roy heads back to Turino and heads for the nearest bar. He meets his friends, gets drunk, and tells them about Eastern. He also spills the beans about Ashuton being there, and this catches their interest. They were not the only ones to hear of this. An operative for the struggling CIA relays this information to the Leader, where he deploys three teams of CIA operatives to head into the village.

The tourist spends the night in Ashuton’s forest, where the boy sings a short yet powerful song about Mischevous.

“I seek and I sought. I came and I wrought.”

Those words from the song stuck with the tourist, mostly because they were confusing. Our tourist falls asleep under a flowering crape myrtle tree.

Mischevous’s ghost talks to Ashuton, referring to him as cousin. He tells him about the impending attack on the village and that Leader’s true intentions are hidden from his team. Mischevous tells Ashuton that Eastern will end up like Tind.

7) The Morning After

The day opens with a bang, a literal bang. A grenade destroys Bridget’s shop and the forest is set ablaze from the explosion. Ashuton, shifting into his dragon form, attacks the group of CIA agents. Four of them disappear from the battle. The villagers and the forest fight back with Ashuton and they fight hard, warding them off, but an explosion throws him far away. And thus begins Harmony Fyalsis.

8) Aftermath

After the disappearance of their King, the villagers try to continue life without him. The tourist decides to stay in the town and discovers an egg that Ashuton left. He brings it to the village and tells the villagers to have hope. Their Rivve left them with a successor. Pop and Roy pray and throw autumn leafs over the dragon egg to show their appreciation for Ashuton and the ever changing seasons. When the egg hatches and gains a human form, it takes the might of the villagers to care for this one child.

Author Notes: this was inspired by Haruka Shimotsuki’s music. There are a few Shimotsuki references in there…I think. I’m a big Shimotsuki fan and her music never ceases to amaze and inspire. Her music has helped me craft stories in TSODR’s early days. Should I release those stories to the official website? I don’t know.

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Requiem of the Villagers: Story

1) Prologue ~LOU URIRY IL CATARRE IOM~ (Overture ~Think only of the happiness~)

A stranger visits Eastern, a forest-village based inside DORMA. Ashuton Karrucci created Dorma, the forest that surrounds the floating city of Dragosaya, sometime before his capture and imprisonment aboard the Newrama. He created this forest when he forged a single mind with his Forest Dragon, and with that temporary dragon form he made Dorma into a powerful forest. Dragosaya and it’s forest became the pinnacle of Middle Tuscany.

A tourist—a happy foreigner—wandered into the Dorma forest. This person happened upon a town where the inhabitants didn’t pay much attention to the stranger except Bridget and Yuma—two women influenced by the Red Sky event—and their visiting cousin Corey.

2) Red Sky

Bridget and Yuma allow the tourist to stay at Red Sky, their hotel (named after the event). The tourist asks about Dragosaya and an elderly man tells him about the Dragon in the Forest. The tourist, being a treaure hunter and seeker of all things dragony, descides to go looking for the dragon boy.

3) Dragon on the Road

A young man encounters a teenage African walking along the dirt path. He offers her a ride in his truck and she directs him to Dorma. He’s reluctant at first because of the floating pillar-city in the sky, but he follows the path into the forest.

4) Forest Boy/Dragon in the Forest

The tourist becomes injured in his attempt to infiltrate the forest. A young boy finds the tourist and tells him he protects the trees and plants seeds in his free time. The tourist does not know the boy is a dragon god in the guise of his younger self.

The villagers gather round a fire and with the help of the villager’s songs, the boy is able to heal the tourist. The tourist is afraid of the boy at first, but warms up to him and the villagers. He told the tourist to think only of happiness and to never fear the dragons anymore. The war was over and the wounds were clean.

5) Prayers in the Wind

The truck driver comes back to the village to see the African girl, whom calls herself Pop. She wonders about her cousin, Sparky, whom is residing in Little Delaney. The truck driver tells her his name is Roy and that his twenty-seventh birthday was today. Pop then told him he was born on the perfect day: today is the day of the Giving Festival. Everyone gathers in the town square where they pray to god. She wanted humans to believe in the High Divine.

The tourist and Roy meet during the festival parade. The dragon boy, Ashuton, throws autumn leaves everywhere to show his appreciation for the seasons.

6) Ghosts of the Snow Village

Roy heads back to Turino and heads for the nearest bar. He meets his friends, gets drunk, and tells them about Eastern. He also spills the beans about Ashuton being there, and this catches their interest. They were not the only ones to hear of this. An operative for the struggling CIA relays this information to the Leader, where he deploys three teams of CIA operatives to head into the village.

The tourist spends the night in Ashuton’s forest, where the boy sings a short yet powerful song about Mischevous.

“I seek and I sought. I came and I wrought.”

Those words from the song stuck with the tourist, mostly because they were confusing. Our tourist falls asleep under a flowering crape myrtle tree.

Mischevous’s ghost talks to Ashuton, referring to him as cousin. He tells him about the impending attack on the village and that Leader’s true intentions are hidden from his team. Mischevous tells Ashuton that Eastern will end up like Tind.

7) The Morning After

The day opens with a bang, a literal bang. A grenade destroys Bridget’s shop and the forest is set ablaze from the explosion. Ashuton, shifting into his dragon form, attacks the group of CIA agents. Four of them disappear from the battle. The villagers and the forest fight back with Ashuton and they fight hard, warding them off, but an explosion throws him far away. And thus begins Harmony Fyalsis.

8) Aftermath

After the disappearance of their King, the villagers try to continue life without him. The tourist decides to stay in the town and discovers an egg that Ashuton left. He brings it to the village and tells the villagers to have hope. Their Rivve left them with a successor. Pop and Roy pray and throw autumn leafs over the dragon egg to show their appreciation for Ashuton and the ever changing seasons. When the egg hatches and gains a human form, it takes the might of the villagers to care for this one child.

Author Notes: this was inspired by Haruka Shimotsuki’s music. There are a few Shimotsuki references in there…I think. I’m a big Shimotsuki fan and her music never ceases to amaze and inspire. Her music has helped me craft stories in TSODR’s early days. Should I release those stories to the official website? I don’t know.

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Requiem of the Villagers: Story

1) Prologue ~LOU URIRY IL CATARRE IOM~ (Overture ~Think only of the happiness~)

A stranger visits Eastern, a forest-village based inside DORMA. Ashuton Karrucci created Dorma, the forest that surrounds the floating city of Dragosaya, sometime before his capture and imprisonment aboard the Newrama. He created this forest when he forged a single mind with his Forest Dragon, and with that temporary dragon form he made Dorma into a powerful forest. Dragosaya and it’s forest became the pinnacle of Middle Tuscany.

A tourist—a happy foreigner—wandered into the Dorma forest. This person happened upon a town where the inhabitants didn’t pay much attention to the stranger except Bridget and Yuma—two women influenced by the Red Sky event—and their visiting cousin Corey.

2) Red Sky

Bridget and Yuma allow the tourist to stay at Red Sky, their hotel (named after the event). The tourist asks about Dragosaya and an elderly man tells him about the Dragon in the Forest. The tourist, being a treaure hunter and seeker of all things dragony, descides to go looking for the dragon boy.

3) Dragon on the Road

A young man encounters a teenage African walking along the dirt path. He offers her a ride in his truck and she directs him to Dorma. He’s reluctant at first because of the floating pillar-city in the sky, but he follows the path into the forest.

4) Forest Boy/Dragon in the Forest

The tourist becomes injured in his attempt to infiltrate the forest. A young boy finds the tourist and tells him he protects the trees and plants seeds in his free time. The tourist does not know the boy is a dragon god in the guise of his younger self.

The villagers gather round a fire and with the help of the villager’s songs, the boy is able to heal the tourist. The tourist is afraid of the boy at first, but warms up to him and the villagers. He told the tourist to think only of happiness and to never fear the dragons anymore. The war was over and the wounds were clean.

5) Prayers in the Wind

The truck driver comes back to the village to see the African girl, whom calls herself Pop. She wonders about her cousin, Sparky, whom is residing in Little Delaney. The truck driver tells her his name is Roy and that his twenty-seventh birthday was today. Pop then told him he was born on the perfect day: today is the day of the Giving Festival. Everyone gathers in the town square where they pray to god. She wanted humans to believe in the High Divine.

The tourist and Roy meet during the festival parade. The dragon boy, Ashuton, throws autumn leaves everywhere to show his appreciation for the seasons.

6) Ghosts of the Snow Village

Roy heads back to Turino and heads for the nearest bar. He meets his friends, gets drunk, and tells them about Eastern. He also spills the beans about Ashuton being there, and this catches their interest. They were not the only ones to hear of this. An operative for the struggling CIA relays this information to the Leader, where he deploys three teams of CIA operatives to head into the village.

The tourist spends the night in Ashuton’s forest, where the boy sings a short yet powerful song about Mischevous.

“I seek and I sought. I came and I wrought.”

Those words from the song stuck with the tourist, mostly because they were confusing. Our tourist falls asleep under a flowering crape myrtle tree.

Mischevous’s ghost talks to Ashuton, referring to him as cousin. He tells him about the impending attack on the village and that Leader’s true intentions are hidden from his team. Mischevous tells Ashuton that Eastern will end up like Tind.

7) The Morning After

The day opens with a bang, a literal bang. A grenade destroys Bridget’s shop and the forest is set ablaze from the explosion. Ashuton, shifting into his dragon form, attacks the group of CIA agents. Four of them disappear from the battle. The villagers and the forest fight back with Ashuton and they fight hard, warding them off, but an explosion throws him far away. And thus begins Harmony Fyalsis.

8) Aftermath

After the disappearance of their King, the villagers try to continue life without him. The tourist decides to stay in the town and discovers an egg that Ashuton left. He brings it to the village and tells the villagers to have hope. Their Rivve left them with a successor. Pop and Roy pray and throw autumn leafs over the dragon egg to show their appreciation for Ashuton and the ever changing seasons. When the egg hatches and gains a human form, it takes the might of the villagers to care for this one child.

Author Notes: this was inspired by Haruka Shimotsuki’s music. There are a few Shimotsuki references in there…I think. I’m a big Shimotsuki fan and her music never ceases to amaze and inspire. Her music has helped me craft stories in TSODR’s early days. Should I release those stories to the official website? I don’t know.

Rate this:

Requiem of the Villagers: Story

1) Prologue ~LOU URIRY IL CATARRE IOM~ (Overture ~Think only of the happiness~)

A stranger visits Eastern, a forest-village based inside DORMA. Ashuton Karrucci created Dorma, the forest that surrounds the floating city of Dragosaya, sometime before his capture and imprisonment aboard the Newrama. He created this forest when he forged a single mind with his Forest Dragon, and with that temporary dragon form he made Dorma into a powerful forest. Dragosaya and it’s forest became the pinnacle of Middle Tuscany.

A tourist—a happy foreigner—wandered into the Dorma forest. This person happened upon a town where the inhabitants didn’t pay much attention to the stranger except Bridget and Yuma—two women influenced by the Red Sky event—and their visiting cousin Corey.

2) Red Sky

Bridget and Yuma allow the tourist to stay at Red Sky, their hotel (named after the event). The tourist asks about Dragosaya and an elderly man tells him about the Dragon in the Forest. The tourist, being a treaure hunter and seeker of all things dragony, descides to go looking for the dragon boy.

3) Dragon on the Road

A young man encounters a teenage African walking along the dirt path. He offers her a ride in his truck and she directs him to Dorma. He’s reluctant at first because of the floating pillar-city in the sky, but he follows the path into the forest.

4) Forest Boy/Dragon in the Forest

The tourist becomes injured in his attempt to infiltrate the forest. A young boy finds the tourist and tells him he protects the trees and plants seeds in his free time. The tourist does not know the boy is a dragon god in the guise of his younger self.

The villagers gather round a fire and with the help of the villager’s songs, the boy is able to heal the tourist. The tourist is afraid of the boy at first, but warms up to him and the villagers. He told the tourist to think only of happiness and to never fear the dragons anymore. The war was over and the wounds were clean.

5) Prayers in the Wind

The truck driver comes back to the village to see the African girl, whom calls herself Pop. She wonders about her cousin, Sparky, whom is residing in Little Delaney. The truck driver tells her his name is Roy and that his twenty-seventh birthday was today. Pop then told him he was born on the perfect day: today is the day of the Giving Festival. Everyone gathers in the town square where they pray to god. She wanted humans to believe in the High Divine.

The tourist and Roy meet during the festival parade. The dragon boy, Ashuton, throws autumn leaves everywhere to show his appreciation for the seasons.

6) Ghosts of the Snow Village

Roy heads back to Turino and heads for the nearest bar. He meets his friends, gets drunk, and tells them about Eastern. He also spills the beans about Ashuton being there, and this catches their interest. They were not the only ones to hear of this. An operative for the struggling CIA relays this information to the Leader, where he deploys three teams of CIA operatives to head into the village.

The tourist spends the night in Ashuton’s forest, where the boy sings a short yet powerful song about Mischevous.

“I seek and I sought. I came and I wrought.”

Those words from the song stuck with the tourist, mostly because they were confusing. Our tourist falls asleep under a flowering crape myrtle tree.

Mischevous’s ghost talks to Ashuton, referring to him as cousin. He tells him about the impending attack on the village and that Leader’s true intentions are hidden from his team. Mischevous tells Ashuton that Eastern will end up like Tind.

7) The Morning After

The day opens with a bang, a literal bang. A grenade destroys Bridget’s shop and the forest is set ablaze from the explosion. Ashuton, shifting into his dragon form, attacks the group of CIA agents. Four of them disappear from the battle. The villagers and the forest fight back with Ashuton and they fight hard, warding them off, but an explosion throws him far away. And thus begins Harmony Fyalsis.

8) Aftermath

After the disappearance of their King, the villagers try to continue life without him. The tourist decides to stay in the town and discovers an egg that Ashuton left. He brings it to the village and tells the villagers to have hope. Their Rivve left them with a successor. Pop and Roy pray and throw autumn leafs over the dragon egg to show their appreciation for Ashuton and the ever changing seasons. When the egg hatches and gains a human form, it takes the might of the villagers to care for this one child.

Author Notes: this was inspired by Haruka Shimotsuki’s music. There are a few Shimotsuki references in there…I think. I’m a big Shimotsuki fan and her music never ceases to amaze and inspire. Her music has helped me craft stories in TSODR’s early days. Should I release those stories to the official website? I don’t know.

Rate this:

Requiem of the Villagers: Story

1) Prologue ~LOU URIRY IL CATARRE IOM~ (Overture ~Think only of the happiness~)

A stranger visits Eastern, a forest-village based inside DORMA. Ashuton Karrucci created Dorma, the forest that surrounds the floating city of Dragosaya, sometime before his capture and imprisonment aboard the Newrama. He created this forest when he forged a single mind with his Forest Dragon, and with that temporary dragon form he made Dorma into a powerful forest. Dragosaya and it’s forest became the pinnacle of Middle Tuscany.

A tourist—a happy foreigner—wandered into the Dorma forest. This person happened upon a town where the inhabitants didn’t pay much attention to the stranger except Bridget and Yuma—two women influenced by the Red Sky event—and their visiting cousin Corey.

2) Red Sky

Bridget and Yuma allow the tourist to stay at Red Sky, their hotel (named after the event). The tourist asks about Dragosaya and an elderly man tells him about the Dragon in the Forest. The tourist, being a treaure hunter and seeker of all things dragony, descides to go looking for the dragon boy.

3) Dragon on the Road

A young man encounters a teenage African walking along the dirt path. He offers her a ride in his truck and she directs him to Dorma. He’s reluctant at first because of the floating pillar-city in the sky, but he follows the path into the forest.

4) Forest Boy/Dragon in the Forest

The tourist becomes injured in his attempt to infiltrate the forest. A young boy finds the tourist and tells him he protects the trees and plants seeds in his free time. The tourist does not know the boy is a dragon god in the guise of his younger self.

The villagers gather round a fire and with the help of the villager’s songs, the boy is able to heal the tourist. The tourist is afraid of the boy at first, but warms up to him and the villagers. He told the tourist to think only of happiness and to never fear the dragons anymore. The war was over and the wounds were clean.

5) Prayers in the Wind

The truck driver comes back to the village to see the African girl, whom calls herself Pop. She wonders about her cousin, Sparky, whom is residing in Little Delaney. The truck driver tells her his name is Roy and that his twenty-seventh birthday was today. Pop then told him he was born on the perfect day: today is the day of the Giving Festival. Everyone gathers in the town square where they pray to god. She wanted humans to believe in the High Divine.

The tourist and Roy meet during the festival parade. The dragon boy, Ashuton, throws autumn leaves everywhere to show his appreciation for the seasons.

6) Ghosts of the Snow Village

Roy heads back to Turino and heads for the nearest bar. He meets his friends, gets drunk, and tells them about Eastern. He also spills the beans about Ashuton being there, and this catches their interest. They were not the only ones to hear of this. An operative for the struggling CIA relays this information to the Leader, where he deploys three teams of CIA operatives to head into the village.

The tourist spends the night in Ashuton’s forest, where the boy sings a short yet powerful song about Mischevous.

“I seek and I sought. I came and I wrought.”

Those words from the song stuck with the tourist, mostly because they were confusing. Our tourist falls asleep under a flowering crape myrtle tree.

Mischevous’s ghost talks to Ashuton, referring to him as cousin. He tells him about the impending attack on the village and that Leader’s true intentions are hidden from his team. Mischevous tells Ashuton that Eastern will end up like Tind.

7) The Morning After

The day opens with a bang, a literal bang. A grenade destroys Bridget’s shop and the forest is set ablaze from the explosion. Ashuton, shifting into his dragon form, attacks the group of CIA agents. Four of them disappear from the battle. The villagers and the forest fight back with Ashuton and they fight hard, warding them off, but an explosion throws him far away. And thus begins Harmony Fyalsis.

8) Aftermath

After the disappearance of their King, the villagers try to continue life without him. The tourist decides to stay in the town and discovers an egg that Ashuton left. He brings it to the village and tells the villagers to have hope. Their Rivve left them with a successor. Pop and Roy pray and throw autumn leafs over the dragon egg to show their appreciation for Ashuton and the ever changing seasons. When the egg hatches and gains a human form, it takes the might of the villagers to care for this one child.

Author Notes: this was inspired by Haruka Shimotsuki’s music. There are a few Shimotsuki references in there…I think. I’m a big Shimotsuki fan and her music never ceases to amaze and inspire. Her music has helped me craft stories in TSODR’s early days. Should I release those stories to the official website? I don’t know.

Rate this: